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Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
A daily podcast that focuses on stories all across Missouri. Show Me Today offers unique perspectives on our state while being fun and entertaining.
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- Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
MU looking to address workforce shortage of nurses
We have talked several times on Show Me Today about the workforce shortage in Missouri. The Missouri Department of Economic Development is looking to help by…
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A complete rundown of the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City
An anticipated 100,000 people per day will be stopping by at this year’s NFL Draft in Kansas City. The Kansas City Sports Commission says this process took…
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Show Me Today - Friday, April 21
A bill involving the need for bullet proof windows and doors in Missouri schools is on the table. Crown Candy Kitchen has been in operation in St. Louis since…
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A candy shop worthy of the crown
A locally owned and generationally passed down business still thrives in St. Louis.Since 1913, Crown Candy Kitchen has been the go-to location for the…
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Show Me Today - Thursday, April 20
Some schools in Missouri are Purple Star designations.An actress and director from a short film featured at Panic Fest in Kansas City share their…
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The University of Missouri is seeking to build a more helpful research reactor
The University of Missouri has been the only university in the U-S to create cancer-fighting radioactive elements called medical isotopes.A small nuclear…
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One bill wants to allow left turns on red
Now, I know drivers in Missouri can turn RIGHT on red, but how about LEFT on red? A Democratic lawmaker in the Missouri House is proposing just that, under…
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Panic Fest featured film creators discuss the importance of film festivals
Horror and Sci-Fi lovers are going to Kansas City for Panic Fest, which runs through April 23rd.One of the feature short films is “The Heritage.” Director and…
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Show Me Today - Wednesday, April 19
A family combined their woodworking and game night passions into a local business. Hellbenders are prospering in Missouri rivers thanks to efforts from the St…
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Got the blues and allergies? Missouri doctor has suggestions
Spring has sprung in Missouri- and so have the lovely springtime allergies. Now that the warmer temps are here, we can escape hiding and enjoy the great…
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A local spot to get your next table top game
There is something special about playing tabletop games with family and friends. Whether it is chess, checkers, mancala, or any others, these games have been…
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Show Me Today - Tuesday April 18
One state representative wants to limit school suspensions for students up to third grade.We discuss the latest demand for marijuana in Missouri. The National…
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A cartoon artist job posting produced one of America's greatest artists
One of America’s most notable painters of the 20th century got his start in Joplin, Missouri. If it was not for a local newspaper that needed a cartoonist, we…
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Bill proposes to limit school suspensions for students up to third grade
Missouri is reviewing whether to limit suspensions for students up to third grade. Alisa Nelson talks to State Representative Ian Mackey, the bill sponsor. See…
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The current state of Missouri's marijuana demand
Media reports indicate that demand for Missouri’s pot supply has increased tenfold. Those same reports have also said that prices have increased and…
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Show Me Today - Monday, April 17
Turkey season has begun. The Wild Turkey Federation joins Show Me Today.NerdWallet gives helpful tips to avoid scams. Missourinet's Alisa Nelson talks with…
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Turkey populations are diminishing as hunting season is upon us
Turkey hunting season gets underway this month, running from April 17 through May 7.National Wild Turkey Federation district biologist John Burke says the…
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Show Me Today - Friday, April 14
KFVS TV anchor Kathy Sweeney discusses the community's urgency to help that following the Bollinger County tornado.Missourinet's Alisa Nelson joins Bill…
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MSHSAA members to vote on Boy's Volleyball
MSHSAA members will vote on whether or not to make Boy's Volleyball an interscholastic vote. MSHSAA Executive Director Dr. Jennifer Rukstand joins Show Me…
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Show Me Today - Thursday, April 13
A barn turned into a brewery is going 12 years strong.One state representative says fans and parents are getting out of hand at sporting events. He wants to…
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A chess grandmaster is encouraging leaders to introduce the game to underserved communities
Maurice Ashley made history as the first African-American Grandmaster. Now he is encouraging schools and parents to introduce chess –especially in underserved…
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Dem. Representative wants to give sporting officials better protections
Stop me if you’ve heard this – you are watching a sporting event, it does not matter if it is high school, collegiate, or professional, and the referee makes a…
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Show Me Today - Wednesday, April 12
There is a school district in Missouri that is teaching students how to serve up seven-course masterpieces.Good news: Black Bear population is increasing after…
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Black bears are on the move: what you need to know
Good news: Black Bear population is increasing after near extinction in Missouri. Bad news: The bears are on the move.See Privacy Policy at…
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Complaints are rising about youth employment in the state
Todd Schmitt with the Missouri Department of Labor joins Show Me Today to discuss complaints of youth employees.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy…
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Show Me Today - Tuesday, April 11
We preview a new novel about a college freshman that can go back in time five seconds. An event to celebrate beef.MU Extension joins the show to discuss what…
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Should driver's education classes be a high school requirement?
Some lawmakers are proposing to implement it in required school courses in order to graduate. It is as important as learning how to make a resume, balancing a…
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This new novel introduces a college freshmen that discovers she has powers
A new author is on the scene in Columbia. 24-year-old Nicole Schroeder has just published her first novel, “Twisted Fate: Playback’s Story.” The novel is a…
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Show Me Today - Monday, April 10
A French film festival kicks off in St. Louis.Maple syrup has been produced in Missouri for generations but is becoming more complex.Military history writer…
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Talk about a sticky situation
Maple syrup has been made in Missouri dating back generations. However, it is becoming more challenging to produce.Bill Pollock talks to Hannah Hemmelgarn with…
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Bill highlights UFO hotspot of Missouri
In 1973, hundreds of UFO sightings were reported in Piedmont and Wayne County. A Missouri legislative bill sponsored by State Representative Chris Dinkins aims…
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Show Me Today - Friday, April 7
BBQ, blues, and bourbon. Washington, Missouri, has it all at the 2023 WashMO BBQ and Blues Fest. The National Wild Turkey Foundation is moving more of its…
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What you need to know about the State of Missouri hiring event
Are you looking for a job? The state of Missouri is holding a big hiring event. Alisa Nelson talks to Theresa Mello and Megan Thomas from the Missouri Office…
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The National Wild Turkey Federation has plans in the Show Me State
The National Wild Turkey Federation is active in Missouri—and moving more of its operation to the Show Me State.Spokesman David Gladkowski talks with Ashley…
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What you need to know about Missouri’s housing market
Are you looking to buy or sell a home soon? Alisa Nelson talks to Andrea Sheridan, President of the Missouri Association of Realtors, who says spring has…
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Spread your wings at this Marshall aviation museum
Aviation buffs... we have a place for you.The Nicholas-Beazley Aviation Museum in Marshall hopes to expand your knowledge of flight and take you to new…
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State Representative wants to get rid of the adoption tax credit limit
If at one point you considered having kids and wanted to adopt, you may have thought, “Gosh, adopting is so expensive!” One Republican member of the Missouri…
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Legislative effort aims to help Missouri students pave a career roadmap
A legislative initiative to help Missouri’s K-12 public school students pave a roadmap for the future. Alisa Nelson talks to State Senator Karla Eslinger of…
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Columbia pottery business owner shares her inspirations
Angela Johnson first took up pottery in college when she graduated from Mizzou. Through many trials, she is back on the wheel, leading an outstanding local…
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Essential advice as flood season approaches
They say April showers bring May flowers, but sometimes the showers can be a little more than bargained for. If you are in an area subject to flooding, check…
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Show Me Today - Tuesday, April 4
A roadmap to the future for Missouri public school students. Silver Dollar City's Street Fest will happen at the end of April. A Mizzou graduate's love for…
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A proposed bill that gives DNR exceptions to children under 18
It’s possible that you’ve had someone you knew or read about an individual that had a medical bracelet on with the letters DNR, shortened for Do Not…
- Show Me Today - The Voice of Missouri
Gordon's Stop Light Drive-In has not changed a thing since the 40s'
Since 1948, Gordon Stop-light Drive-In has been the staple of Crystal City and Festus. This place is so good that they’ve never had to change their recipes…
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Show Me Today - Monday, April 3
We give you the latest on Governor Mike Parson's I-70 expansion plan, one state lawmaker wants to make do not resuscitate orders eligible for people under 18…
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Carthage Junior High School holds a special honor
Carthage Junior High has been selected as a state winner in Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow STEM Competition. The school is one of 50 schools chosen as state…
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Cover crops are set to boom with the help of this university
Agriculture is not only the largest industry in Missouri, it is arguably one of the most essential. A significant grant from a federal agency looks to help the…
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Missouri bill seeks to keep pet shops in business
Some U.S. cities and states have banned the sale of dogs in pet shops. The efforts have led to a Missouri lawmaker filing a bill to ban municipalities from…
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Show Me Today - Wednesday, March 29
We hear about a Missouri company leading the way in barn quilts, a Missouri lawmaker has filled the bill designed to ban municipalities from regulating pet…
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Everything you should know about ticks before the warmer months arrive
Missouri is an excellent state for plenty of outdoor activities. If you plan to head out into nature, it is also essential to understand the proper ways to…
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Show Me Today - Tuesday, March 28
We learn about a golf tournament that uses anything for clubs, including fake bones and legs, tips for what you need to know about the Medicaid renewal…
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State Representative Michael O'Donnell discusses his inspiration for serving
State Representative Michael O’Donnell is a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy, serving as an intelligence officer. He talks to Alisa Nelson about 9-11…
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Show Me Today - Monday, March 27
MSHSAA just wrapped up their Winter championships, and now they turn to spring. AAA Missouri awarded six high schools $15,000 as students pledged not to text…
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This coffee shop has a secret identity
A popular spot on the town square of Perryville in southeastern Missouri, Villainous Grounds has combined two popular activities: coffee and comics. Ashley…
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What you need to know about Missouri’s annual Medicaid renewal process
The State will begin the annual renewal process on April 1 for the roughly 1.4 million Missourians currently enrolled in Medicaid to ensure they still qualify…
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Show Me Today - Friday, March 24
MU Extension tells us about their "Stay Strong, Stay Healthy Program, the Gateway Outdoor Expo is coming to St. Louis from March 31- April 2nd, coffee and…
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A bill that aims to assist the financial side of breast exams
Follow-up breast exams can cost Missouri patients hundreds of dollars. The state House has passed a bill that aims to ease the financial burden on patients in…